Nano Cube 12

[Eros]

Heres My nano cube 12 gallon that I've had for about a year. I just restacked the rock yesterday. I wish I could add more coral, but I'm scared to invest money on expensive coral with the possibility of my long tentacle anemone killing them.
List of Livestock:
2 Clownfish
1 yellow tail blue damsel
1 yellow watchman goby w/ tiger pistol shrimp
1 breeding pair of sexy shrimp
1 harlequin shrimp
11 hermit crabs
1 emerald crab
bunch of locally caught beach snails

 

[richardhmc]

looks great! what equipment do you use?

 

[Eros]

Everythings pretty much stock, the only thing different is the lighting, I use T5s (the lights dont fit the tank, they're made for a 10 gallon standard tank so i just place it above the opened nano cube. Everything seems happy, even the anemone has grown and turned a nice brown compared to when i purchase it (it was white).

 

[sillysidewinder]

looks great, but i would seriously question having that starfish in there. you might want to reconsider. :-/

 

[al0ha]

very nice n clean, i would reconsider the locally caught snails too....theyre use to a much cooler water than the tropical waters in the reefs. they might survive for now but not good in the long run

 

[Koyfam16]

Really nice shots of the tank. starfish looks huge..lol

 

[Eros]

Thanks for the advice fellas. The starfish isn't a habitant of the tank, he's food for the Harlequin shrimp (sitting on top of him). I've also read that the snails do require lower temperatured water, though I've had them in the tank for over a year and they seem fine, but I'll be weary of them. I actually no longer have this tank set up, broke it down about 3 or 4 days ago and moved everything from the 12 nano to a 29 bio so hopefully soon I'll be making a new thread